The ACRs look kinda weird with those shiny barrels, but its the weird I like :D
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The ACRs look kinda weird with those shiny barrels, but its the weird I like :D
No tools required to remove the barrel.Originally Posted by GunBoy
I believe the specific length is "less than 470mm" which is anything less than 18.503937 inches.
Mark
Would it be possible to divulge the name of the company who manufactures the barrels?
Are the barrels chrome lined?
Barrel is stainless steel, chrome lining it adds nothing to the durability.
Nice looking rifle. The SS vermint barrel on the ACR also is A+++. I can't wait to get my hand on one!!!.
pricey but if the accuracy is up to par with the swiss arms, it will be my pick
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Nice "Alone in the Wilderness" avatar... Also this was the day I was waiting for! ACR!! woot.
"Life is Good" -Hickok45
I'm going to hold off doing that for the time being... others are scrambling around trying to offer this and frankly I don't want to "help" our competition by naming the company who did these for us... at least not just yet
We have some other ACR barrels in the works as well... other calibers, other lengths and even considering a Chrome Moly instead of Stainless... but they are still months away and we do not have pricing on these "projects" at this time.
The biggest limiting factor for these aftermarket items is Bushmaster's refusal (so far) to make their piston system and locking components available to aftermarket barrel producers... thus forcing producers to sell only the stripped barrel and customers to use their factory parts for any barrel switch.
Mark
They're chambered in .223 Wylde?
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